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Newsletter No 38 8Th July 2019 Newsletter No 38 th 8 July 2019 Dear Parents, The final few weeks have been extremely busy with numerous events and activities. Our ninth annual Sports Dinner at Barton Grange was a memorable occasion, attended by 240 excitable pupils. Various trophies and awards were presented, and the depth and breadth of sporting talent here at Broughton is mightily impressive. It was an opportunity to be reminded of the high level of participation in competitive sport at our school. Many thanks to Mr Marquis and to Mrs Ogden (Administrative Assistant) for organising such an enjoyable event. By Wednesday of this week all our Year 10 pupils will have had the opportunity to visit either Runshaw, Newman or Preston’s College. As we have come to expect, the behaviour of your sons/daughters at such events has been impeccable. They can be trusted to represent themselves and our school with distinction. Thank you to Miss Cross for coordinating such a series of helpful, informative visits. Last week, Year 10 were also involved in a series of mock interviews with representatives from organisations including BAE Systems, Barnardo’s, HMRC, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS, Nationwide Building Society, Preston Marriott, the Royal Air Force and Sellafield Ltd. Finally, elsewhere in this newsletter, you can read about the Year 8 formal debates in English. The motion was ‘The UK no longer needs its Royal Family.’ The high quality of presentation was particularly impressive. The speakers delivered each address with poise, clarity and a sense of informed opinion. The three different audiences listened intently and subsequently asked a number of pertinent, challenging questions. Another example of Broughton at its best. Thanks to Mrs Wright and Miss Maloney for preparing the pupils for this event. Thank you for all your support with the Sponsored Walk money. As you are aware, all the funds will be used to install some canopies to cover the picnic bench area and the queue for the kiosk. As always, thank you for your continued support. If you are happy or unhappy with any aspects of life here at Broughton, please do not hesitate to contact me. My email address is [email protected]. Monday 15 th July 2019 at 7.00pm Summer Concert Chris in Morris, the Gym Headteacher Thursday 18th July 2019 (school closes at 1.00pm) School closes for summer Thursday 22nd August 2019 GCSE Results Day Tuesday 3rd September 2019 School re-opens for Year 7 only Wednesday 4th September 2019 School re-opens for Years 8 -11 Thursday 19th September 2019 (school closes at 1.00pm) Open Evening Friday 20th September 2019 INSET Day (school closed) Welcome to the New Year 7 Pupils Last Monday we welcomed 184 new pupils to Broughton for their induction day. The day was busy, enjoyable and informative and the pupils told us that they had a very positive first day at Broughton. The Science, PE, Drama and Modern Language lessons were extremely popular. However, the highlight of the day was the food. The new pupils cannot wait for September and more Broughton food. A huge thank you to all the pupils from Years 7, 8 and 9, and also to the staff, who helped make the day and evening run so smoothly. Special thanks go to the Year 10 pupils who gave informative presentations about life at Broughton and answered an array of questions from the primary pupils. Mrs Higham UCLAN Art and Design Degree Shows I often attend the Art and Design Degree Shows at UCLAN but this year was very special because two ex-Broughton GCSE Artists were exhibiting work from the Textile Design BA (Hons) Course. Caitlin Cross and Sally Nash left Broughton in 2014 and have pursued Art and Design at College and University ever since. Their exhibitions were very impressive; I was extremely proud of their achievement and wish them well in their creative futures. Ms Smith Year 10 Practice Interviews - Wednesday 3rd July 2019 “WOW!” was a word I heard a couple of times last Wednesday about our Year 10 pupils from the seventeen volunteers, some of them parents, who came into school for the morning in order for our Year 10 pupils to have a practice interview. Not only was the feedback from the visitors extremely complementary, but the comments from our pupils also showed how valuable the experience had been to them. There was not one negative remark; lots of pupils wished that they had been given more time and additional surprise questions. • Is your child in Year 10? Ask them to share with you their written feedback sheet. • Do they have a collection of their achievements? Could they start gathering these things together? • Do they need to get involved in activities both within and outside of school to allow them to demonstrate their employability skills? • Did their interviewer inspire something in them? Do they now want to find out about a particular discipline or pathway that they have not considered before? • Do they need to see Paula Askew our Careers Advisor as a result? Why not make an appointment for them by emailing [email protected]. I must mention a number of pupils that were particularly helpful to me in the run up to the event and on the day. Thank you to Tom McDonald, Caitlin Harmer, Emma Sweeney and Nathan Holmes for preparing and delivering an assembly on interview techniques for Year 10 assembly. Also thank you to all pupils for helping greet our visitors on Wednesday. Mrs Donleavy UK Maths Trust, University of Leeds, Junior Kangaroo Competition Results 2019 Congratulations to Charley Dunnagan and Alisha Dahya (Year 8) who recently qualified for the next round of the UK Maths Challenge. With such a high score in the first round of the competition they qualified for the next round, the Kangaroo Challenge. Just over 9000 students from all over the country participated in this second round of the competition. They both received a certificate of qualification. Mrs McGuire Science trip to London On Friday, 28th June, fifty Year 7 science pupils General Knowledge left school at 4am for a long day in London. We arrived in good time to have a look around the 1. The WMO claims that the European heatwave Science Museum, where we spent an hour in the is linked to the impact of greenhouse gas interactive Wonderlab trying out a range of emissions. hands on experiments. We then headed to the IMAX to watch a movie about viewing the earth from the International Space Station. 2. Strawberries (and cream) are traditionally eaten at Wimbledon. 3. Japan is to resume commercial whaling. 4. Every earner has a personal allowance (£12,500) then they have to pay income tax of 20%. 5. The Scottish Parliament building is at Holyrood, Edinburgh. 6. Plastic bottles were banned at Glastonbury. 7. The amount of sugar in baby food should be restricted. 8. Aldi is to open at Oliver’s Place, Fulwood, on 1st August. 9. The two main types of newspapers are broadsheet and tabloid. 10. Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson are the two Tory leadership hopefuls. Late Bus A reminder that the late bus will stop for this academic year on Thursday 11th July. After lunch outside in the sunshine, pupils were The service will start again in then able to spend over three hours in the Natural History Museum. mid-September. As expected, behaviour from all was impecable and we arrived back tired, but having had a great day. Miss Taylor Year 9 MAD Week Last week was Year 9 MAD week. This is when the Art and Drama Departments combine to give pupils the opportunity to experience Multi-Disciplinary Arts work. Pupils rehearse, then perform the play 'Herecleia 2.0', written by Mrs Fahey, using sets, costume, masks, make-up created in Art; we aim for this to be a powerful theatrical experience. Year 9 pupils responded with focus, enthusiasm and excitement and staff were extremely impressed with the resulting performances. Ms Smith Year 8 Debates On Wednesday, 3rd July, the whole of Year 8 participated in a debate arguing for or against the motion that ‘Britain no longer needs its Royal Family.’ After weeks of research, writing and refinement, the chosen speakers were highly motivated and certainly did not disappoint. Thirteen pupils, from different classes, delivered confident and mature deliberations, impressing their peers and teachers alike with their carefully crafted vocabulary, as well as their convincing and passionate communication skills: Miranda Billington (Winner) William Sant (Winner) Rebecca Wright (Winner) Isaac Deluce (Winner) Megan Sloan (Winner) Archie Macleod (Winner) Amaan Wadiwala Samit Connolly Viki Clarke Rory Hastings Felix Coxon Indiana Moore David Mercer The floor discussions that followed demonstrated just how quick and clever so many of our Year 8 pupils can be; it really was a wonderful demonstration of intelligence, collaboration and respect from those that participated. Well done, Year 8. Mrs Wright A Level English Taster Workshop Broughton’s English Department was delighted to welcome Vivienne Hand and Lisa Greenhough, from Cardinal Newman College last Tuesday who delivered an English A Level taster workshop for pupils in Year 10. The session looked at the creation of literary and real-life anti-heroes in various texts, ranging from Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’ to newspaper articles about Donald Trump and our very own Boris Johnson! As always, our pupils conducted themselves superbly throughout and were a credit to the school. Special mention must also go to former pupil, Megan Whitlock, who volunteered to come in and help run the sessions. Megan left Broughton with a string of A* grades in 2016 and is currently studying English at Merton College, Oxford.
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